I often listen to others hum, and I often hum Jiang Yuheng's Looking Back, but I don't want to agree with the sentence "I have been searching repeatedly in the faint, and I know that plain and calm is the most true". "The Lonely Prince" was so detached-after a lifetime of repeated pursuit, he had to come to the conclusion that it was plain and true.

Plain is the most true. After all, isn't it self-indulgence and self-indulgence? Once upon a time, we students who entered the university with colorful middle school dreams were also shouting: Simplicity is the truest. And some people think that as long as you are "peaceful and indifferent", you can live a carefree life, and it is quite necessary to carry forward the "inaction" thought of Laozi and Zhuangzi. What makes our rich campus life lose its colorful colors? What makes our real molten slurry solidify and no blood boils from the bottom of our hearts? Is it because we didn't walk into the ivory tower of our dreams? Is it because we are not out of the zone of self-confusion? Or is it because our hearts are really not young, and we really look at everything very dull? Don't! Neither! It is you who dominate the world, and it is you who give up the world.

The person who lives best is not the person who lives the longest, but the person who can feel life the most. Except that you didn't enter the ideal university, except that you didn't grasp an almost successful love, and besides the vanity in your heart, how many correct feelings do you have about life? How much real burden does life give you? Don't! It is only because in contemporary China, a country with hundreds of millions of illiterates and semi-illiterates, college students are expected too much by the society, and it is only because we can't correctly estimate ourselves and know the society. That kind of dull mentality is still an excuse for not making progress. So, you once wanted to do something, but you didn't know where to start, followed your feelings, stayed away from the real state in the face of various temptations, and drifted around under the tide of the times. When you walk through countless 365 miles wearily, you find nothing left but plain.

Never look back, not only the ancient Guang Chen, but also the stars and the moon at night. Our youth is passing away. Four years, we are fortunate to have these four years, but how many people's four years are gone forever; What's more, how many people are immersed in the sea of questions and various mock exams in order to have these four years? Are we going out of their situation and entering the university that many people dream of, just to pursue "plain is the most real"?

Every day in our four years, we have given our loved ones a lot of care and warmth. They shed hard blood and sweat and silently supported their children's choices. Their only hope is that we can go our own way of life. Do we pay our golden age and shed our parents' blood and sweat just for this dullness? Just to get a diploma with 60 points in all subjects? From a small contribution to every family to a big time like a fleeting time, how can we easily agree that "insipid" is true?

Don't be sad for the fallen leaves and shed tears for the spring rain; Don't casually wave away the summer sunshine, let the winter snowflakes decorate your veil; Years may wrinkle the skin, but to give up enthusiasm wrinkles the soul.

Take out our courage to try, take out our youthful enthusiasm. Four years after graduating from college, looking back, we have no dull and regretful youth. Let our youth fly!